$ gst-launch cdda2wav track=3 ! sunaudiosink This doesn't produce any sound. Even in Sound Juicer the tracks aren't playing.
Very strange, I'm sure I could play the audio yesterday, just not encode it. Brian Cameron wrote: > > Murray: > > I wonder if the problem is that the OGG encoder is not working. > Try running these commands: > > Should play track 3: > $ gst-launch cdda2wav track=3 ! sunaudiosink > > Should encode track 3 to a file named /tmp/test.ogg: > $ gst-launch cdda2wav track=3 ! vorbisenc name=enc quality=0.5 ! > oggmux ! filesink location=/tmp/foo.ogg > > Play the ogg file: > $ gst-launch filesrc location=/tmp/foo.ogg ! decodebin ! audioconvert > ! sunaudiosink > > Do any of those fail? If gst-launch works, then we know the problem is > in sound-juicer itself. If it fails, then the problem is likely in > the ogg library. > > Note that the Fluendo plugin is only a MP3 decoder. It is not an > encoder, so you can't rip files to MP3 format with the Fluendo plugin. > > Brian > > >> The file size for ogg is only ~ 50KB :-( >> >> The file size for mp3 is ~ 6MB >> >> pipeline for ogg >> >> audio/x-raw-float,rate=44100,channels=2 ! vorbisenc name=enc quality=0.5 >> ! oggmux >> >> Output of gst-inspect | grep ogg >> >> ogg: oggaviparse: Ogg AVI parser >> ogg: oggparse: Ogg parser >> ogg: ogmtextparse: OGM text stream parser >> ogg: ogmvideoparse: OGM video stream parser >> ogg: ogmaudioparse: OGM audio stream parser >> ogg: oggmux: Ogg muxer >> ogg: oggdemux: Ogg demuxer >> typefindfunctions: application/x-ogg-skeleton: no extensions >> typefindfunctions: application/ogg: ogm, ogg, anx >> typefindfunctions: application/x-id3v1: tta, flac, ogg, mpga, mp1, >> mp2, mp3 >> typefindfunctions: application/x-id3v2: tta, flac, ogg, mpga, mp1, >> mp2, mp3 >> >> >> >> Jerry Tan wrote: >>> Strange. >>> >>> you can play CD without problem, but can not hear any voice that you >>> rip the cd into ogg file? >>> >>> can you check these ogg files to see if their size is 0? >>> >>> and run gst-inspect |grep ogg to find if the ogg encoder plugin is >>> there? >>> >>> >>>> I can't get Sound Juicer to rip any of my CD's to any format. >>>> >>>> I've recently purchased and setup an Ultra 24. I hope it's not >>>> related to the CD drive. >>>> >>>> I don't get any errors but the mp3 or oga files won't play in Totem >>>> or Rhythmbox. The files appear to be playing but I don't get any >>>> sound. >>>> >>>> I've got the MP3 Decoder from Fluendo and I can play MP3s that I >>>> ripped and encoded with Sound Juicer on my previous system and >>>> 2008.11. >>>> >>>> I'm not sure what other information I need to provide for assistance. >>>> >>>> I've compiled LAME, TAGLIB and the related GStreamer Plugins but it >>>> doesn't work using OGG format either. >>>> >>>> I can play the CD's from within Sound Juicer without issue. >>>> >>>> Thanks for any help :-) >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> desktop-discuss mailing list >>>> desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org >>> >>> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> desktop-discuss mailing list >> desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org > >
